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Artist: John Young, Frederick Wheeler And Edison Mixed Quartet Label:   Edison Country: USA Catalogue: 80064 Date: 1915 Format: Edison Diamond Disc Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search on eBay This is an affiliate link for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	John Young, Frederick Wheeler And Edison Mixed Quartet	Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere	J. S. Fearis	Rate
B	Thomas Chalmers	Kathleen Mavourneen	F. N. Crouch	Rate

Notes

R: Tenor, Baritone and Mixed Chorus

R) Uncredited personnel: Edison Mixed Quartet.
John Young (tenor); Frederick J. Wheeler (baritone); Donald Chalmers (bass), Helen Clark (soprano), Elizabeth Spencer (soprano); unknown accompaniment.

R side (mx. 3769-A-1-230) recorded New York, NY, May 10, 1915.
L side (mx: 4090) recorded New York, NY, September 3, 1915.
(DAHR)

Images

Number: 2975322  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Edison 80064 R-side label	Number: 2970552  Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Edison 80064 L-side label	Number: 2970550  Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Edison 80064 R-side label {variant, no artist credit}	Number: 3080152  Uploaded By: biblio1 Description: Edison 80064 R-side (paper label)
Number: 3080153  Uploaded By: biblio1 Description: Edison 80064 L-side (paper label)	Number: 2657193  HIDDEN Uploaded By: Scottfullmer Edited By: scrough Description: No Description	Number: 2657194  HIDDEN Uploaded By: Scottfullmer Edited By: Jace59 Description: No Description

Comments and Reviews

cyeaman SUBS 3rd Dec 2022		Edison 80064 was originally released between May and August, 1913. Prior to 1915, this record used recordings of both songs that were made in 1912. These were mx. 1041-A, -B, or -C for the R side and mx. 1287-A, -B or -C for the L side. Both selections were re-recorded in 1915 and used on pressings of this record made after September 1915. Of the label images shown here, the earliest are those with the so-called "shields" design. The R-side label that does not show artists' names was prepared before Edison began listing artists' names on labels in mid-1915. This is consistent with a May 10, 1915 date for the re-recorded song on this side. The L-side label shows the artist's name, consistent with a September 3, 1915 recording date for this remake. The other embossed R-side image shown, on the so-called "bands" label, is a repressing from early 1919 - late 1921. The version with paper labels was made in November 1924, as determined by the presences of the pressing date code "114" on the R-side label. This information is from Edison Phonograph Monthly: https://archive.org/details/edisonphonograph11moor/page/n151/mode/2up and DAHR: https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/objects/detail/234019/Edison_80064# and "Collector's Guide to Edison Records" by George A. Copeland and Michael W. Sherman.
Mike Gann 10th May 2022		R-side label image added that lists the artists
Mike Gann 5th May 2022		With respect to Scottfullmer, I've added R-side and L-side label images that are more complete. The R-side artist is not Thomas Chalmers as originally entered.

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